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Asthma Drugs To Display More Prominent Psychiatric Warning

Featured on: Pharma Times
Publication date: Jun 15, 2009

Reports of behavioral and mood changes in patients using asthma therapies belonging to the leukotriene inhibitors class of drugs have lead to a call for stronger precautions in the drugs' labeling. U.S. regulators are calling for the warnings after patients have reported a range of neuropsychiatric side effects.

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